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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1886
Page
2
A long, period tone essay argues mothers must observe early childhood signals to prevent illness and guide care. It contrasts natural mothering with cosmetic practices, praising future-focused grooming and warning against heavy makeup. It also covers toy management and the emotional impact of punishment on young children.
Lady Maude Ogilvie, a brash English bride, arrives in Greeley with her maid from America to join the Hon. Lyulph Ogilvie. She adapts quickly, supervising the ranch and engaging in lively political discussions as she settles into frontier life amid the couple’s newly built home.
A southern kitchen note praises sweet potato pie and outlines a recipe. It lists one pound each of sweet potatoes boiled and mashed eggs and white sugar plus enough cream or milk for a thin batter, nutmeg and cinnamon, optional lemon or pineapple extract, beaten eggs, and puff paste made from flour.
Practical kitchen notes describe making a layered paste with butter water eggs and salt for meat pies plus guidance on drying table linen to avoid wrinkles. The excerpt discusses perfume preferences and social norms, street car manners, a proposed punishment for wife beating, and a lament about aging women, all from early 20th century newspapers.
It notes that around 2800 years before Christ a Chinese empress named See-heig first discovered and used the silk worm product. She found silk fibres strong and fine, bred silkworms, and started a new industry, attributing a great manufacture to a woman.
A collage of quotes and reflections from various writers on women’s nature and humanity. The passages praise women as elemental and guiding, while noting tensions in marriage and social roles with wry, observational humor.
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